My Revolution of PARTs

The MCU has a stacked year ahead of it as Phase 4 continues to chug along, with shows like  Moon Knight  and  Ms. Marvel  filling out Disney+'s catalog and blockbuster flicks getting audiences back into theaters. Before Black Panther 's sequel releases toward the end of 2022, Marvel Studios is starting its cinematic run with the mind-bending  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness  before catching up with Chris Hemsworth and Natalie Portman in  Thor: Love and Thunder . Both summer flicks have begun to ramp up their promotion to get fans excited about their imminent releases, with the  Doctor Strange  sequel about to begin its press tour and the fourth Thor solo film having released its first official trailer.  ADVERTISEMENT Now, a new survey revealed how excited audiences are about the MCU's upcoming offerings. Marvel Tops Most Anticipated Summer Movies Fandango conducted a survey asking over 6,000 moviegoers about their most-anticip...

Until Disney+ came along to shake things up, theatrical releases served as Marvel Studios' primary way of distributing MCU content. Although, along the way, the studio produced eight short films to serve as bonus features on its physical releases starring popular Avengers, SHIELD agents, and totally new characters in the Marvel world. From 2011 to 2014, Marvel Studios released five One-Shots on its Blu-ray bonus features that tied loosely to the theatrical releases and told short side stories in the MCU. A similar concept was used with the  Team Thor  and  Team Darryl  short films, although these are distinctly not canon. ADVERTISEMENT As the popularity of physical media continues to decline, Marvel Studios just completed its library of one-shots on Disney+. Disney+ Adds Five MCU One-Shots Disney+ expanded its line-up of Marvel Studios One-Shot short films with five new additions, including  Agent Carter ,  The Consultant ,  Team Thor: Part 1 ,  Te...

Spider-Man: No Way Home  is finally out there in there in the world, and it's safe to say that everyone is enjoying it. Ever since  Far From Home  went and revealed Peter Parker's identity to the world, fans have been anticipating how the MCU would handle putting the character in such a new position. The answer? The Multiverse, of course. Marvel took the chance to set up one of its biggest new elements and use it to bring many problems into Peter's life, among them being several blasts from the past. Aspects from the previous generations of the franchise made their return and collided with the Spidey fans have been following since 2016's  Captain America: Civil War . ADVERTISEMENT When it came to Tobey Maguire's tenure as Spider-Man, not only did he return, but he brought both Alfred Molina and Willem Dafoe with him, who play Doc Ock and Green Goblin, respectively. He also managed to bring some leftover sand into the MCU, with Sandman...